View from the apartment in Malmö. High density housing right in the center of the City |
View the other way. This is actually the apartment where we found the "smorfenbloogen" |
After we did the apartment at Malmö, we went up to Halmstad, about an hour up the West Coast. We rented a beautiful luxury condo there that is the summer home for a family, but they don't use it during the off-season. It is on a famous beach that has up to 40,000 people on it per day (think of beaches with masses of sealions all fighting for a place in the sun) in the warm summer months. It is called Tylösand, and is really a beautiful place. Obviously, in late September there is not much action there, but Wendy and I enjoyed staying in the condo for a couple of nights while we set things up for two young sister missionaries to arrive.
Over twenty miles of walking paths around the beach |
That's my Wendy. She is sure that the grandkids will want some shells from Tylösand Beach |
It was a little chilly, but we had a lovely walk along the beach anyway. September 25. |
This was the first day in two months that we just relaxed for awhile |
Tylösand Beach is famous all over Sweden. Near Halmstad on the West Coast. |
We walked until the sun set. It was a beautiful scene. |
Good night everyone...... |
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